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1. Go off (verb): To leave or depart suddenly.

a. Example: She went off to college last fall.

2. Toxic (adjective): Extremely unpleasant or harmful socially or emotionally.

a. Example: The work environment became toxic after the new manager took over.

3. Breathe (verb): To rest and relax.

a. Example: After the busy week, she finally had time to breathe.

4. Oblivious (adjective): Forgetful or not noticing something important.

a. Example: He was oblivious to the time and missed his appointment.

5. Vantage point (noun): A position that gives a strategic advantage.

a. Example: The general chose a vantage point on the hill to oversee the battle.

6. Close call (noun): A near miss or narrow escape from danger.

a. Example: It was a close call when the car skidded on the ice but didn't crash.

7. Suspicious (adjective): Inclined to doubt or mistrust.

a. Example: She was suspicious of the offer because it seemed too good to be true.

8. Detects (verb): Discovers or notices the presence of something.

a. Example: The detective detects clues that others often overlook.

9. Safe side (noun phrase): A position of caution or security.

a. Example: He always double checks the locks to stay on the safe side.

10. Commanding officer (noun): A person in a position of authority or leadership.

a. Example: The commanding officer of the project ensured everything ran

smoothly.

11. Terrain (noun): A field or area of knowledge or activity.

a. Example: She is well versed in the legal terrain of intellectual property.


12. Unstable (adjective): Prone to change or fluctuation; not consistent.

a. Example: The political situation in the country has been unstable for years.

13. Helpless (adjective): Unable to act or do anything to improve a situation.

a. Example: He felt helpless when he heard the bad news.

14. Hazardous (adjective): Full of risks or dangers.

a. Example: The journey through the desert was hazardous due to extreme heat.

15. Radioactive (adjective): Highly energetic or active, often used metaphorically.

a. Example: The issue became politically radioactive, causing heated debates.

16. Defuse (verb): To calm or reduce tension in a situation.

a. Example: She managed to defuse the argument with her calm demeanor.

17. Wirelessly (adverb): Done or operated without physical connections.

a. Example: The device can charge wirelessly, making it very convenient.

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